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HIST-158 Latin America I
Fall only
An introduction to the histories and cultures of Latin America and the Caribbean. The course begins with pre-Hispanic societies, primarily the Aztec and the Inca domains, but with attention to diverse indigenous peoples. It goes on to explore conquest, colonialism, and culture change in Spanish America, and the development of slave societies in Brazil and the Caribbean.
This course meets the general education requirement in History for College students when taken in combination with a LATE introductory-level history course (HIST 002, 006, or 034).
Credits: 3
Prerequisites: None
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Fall '09:
McCann, Bryan
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